Glad I've convinced you browny. Just to be precise, pre-booked as sales, then likely a Y/e discount to get the NPV, then the impairment %. With a little more work suspect the NPV discount is greater than 15%.
Yes these are unsecured debtors with a history, and we have a bucket load of them. On the other hand, they’ve taken the debt agreement option rather than possible full bankruptcy. A least initially, they all want to make it work and avoid this. That's a plus for them.
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